national average. roughly 78,000 were abandoned and it was estimated to be 71,000 down from 1.8 million during the 1950s auto boom. the filing leads to a 30-90-day period that will term whether or not the city of detroit is eligible for chapter 9 and the white house even issued a statement on this saying quote the president and members of the president s senior team continue to closely monitor the situation. they expect long-term liabilities close to $20 billion. detroit officials say for the short term at least everything there will seem normal. schools are going off and making new lunches. up state new york schools are making hundreds of thousands of dollars by selling junk food. 16 school districts brought in more than $5 million last year.
but that s not going to be the deal maker and it s not going to bring any of these people over. apparently, it wasn t bringing anyone over. no, it didn t. it was a political failure and also, i don t really think that it s actually symbolic. dean, you mentioned a whole bunch of statistics related to social security. i think the most significant one is the average benefit is $13,000 a year. we re talking about taking away the possibility of paying for food from people who are living on $13,000 a year. from people who are making hundreds of thousands in congress. let me make this argument which is not mine but people have made, particularly democrats trying to convince other liberals toll for the chain cpi deal and we should note it s technical. it doesn t matter that much but the reason it s different than the regular consumer price index because it expectations into account substitution effects. which basically, coffee gets more expensive so people start buying tea so the overall
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